The National Notary Association has announced that Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Jane Eagle has been appointed to the post of Executive Vice President in recognition of her outstanding leadership and visionary contributions to the nation’s largest organization serving America’s 4.8 million Notaries Public.  A 2009 San Fernando Business Journal Top Chief Financial Officer, Eagle is only the second person to hold that post in the NNA’s 53-year history.

“Jane has been instrumental in revitalizing the Association and finding innovative ways to effectively serve our members and America’s Notaries,” NNA President Milt Valera said in announcing Eagle’s promotion.  “Her financial savvy, leadership and vision have made it possible for the NNA to stay focused on its core mission throughout these challenging times.”

“I am extremely honored to take up this new opportunity,” Eagle said.  “The NNA is poised to do some great things to advance the educational and service needs of our membership, and I am excited at the prospect of helping our Association realize those opportunities.”

Eagle joined the NNA as Chief Financial Officer in December 2007.  Since then, she has improved the Association’s fiscal accountability and management systems while providing crucial leadership in many other areas of the organization. 

Eagle was promoted to Vice President in March 2009, and her exemplary work caught the attention of the Los Angeles-area business community when she received a “Top Chief Financial Officer Award” in 2009 from the San Fernando Valley Business Journal.

Before joining the NNA, Jane built a strong career of accomplishment and success.  She spent five years as the Chief Financial Officer for LoanWeb.com, and 11 years at MetLife Investors where she rose through the ranks to become CFO.   She graduated cum laude with a Bachelors of Science Degree in Accounting from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles and subsequently earned her license as a Certified Public Accountant.